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Bible Quiz Bee (November 2025) 452-521

Total questions: 70

Worksheet time: 35mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What was Abraham’s name before God changed it?

a)

Abram

b)

Abimelech

c)

Amram

d)

Abron

2.

Who was Abraham’s wife?

a)

Sarah

b)

Rachel

c)

Rebekah

d)

Leah

3.

How old was Abraham when he left Haran to follow God’s call?

a)

75 years old

b)

65 years old

c)

85 years old

d)

90 years old

4.

What did God ask Abraham to sacrifice as a test of his faith?

a)

His son Isaac

b)

A lamb

c)

His wealth

d)

A bull

5.

Which covenant sign did God establish with Abraham and his descendants?

a)

Circumcision

b)

Baptism

c)

Rainbow

d)

Anointing with oil

6.

What land did God promise to Abraham and his descendants?

a)

The land of Canaan

b)

Egypt

c)

Babylon

d)

Edom

7.

What city did Abraham originally come from before moving to Haran?

a)

Ur of the Chaldeans

b)

Nineveh

c)

Jericho

d)

Damascus

8.

Who was Abraham’s first son?

a)

Ishmael

b)

Isaac

c)

Esau

d)

Jacob

9.

What did Abraham do when he heard God would destroy Sodom and Gomorrah?

a)

He interceded and pleaded with God

b)

He fled to Egypt

c)

He stayed silent

d)

He joined the kings in battle

10.

What did Melchizedek, king of Salem, give Abraham after his victory in battle?

a)

Bread and wine

b)

Gold and silver

c)

A sword and shield

d)

Water and dates

11.

How many visitors came to Abraham at the oaks of Mamre to announce Sarah would bear a son?

a)

Three

b)

Two

c)

Four

d)

One

12.

What was the name of Sarah’s maidservant who bore Abraham a son?

a)

Hagar

b)

Keturah

c)

Miriam

d)

Deborah

13.

How old was Abraham when Isaac was born?

a)

100 years old

b)

90 years old

c)

80 years old

d)

110 years old

14.

What did Abraham purchase from Ephron the Hittite to bury Sarah?

a)

The cave of Machpelah

b)

A field in Bethel

c)

A tomb in Jerusalem

d)

A tent in Hebron

15.

According to God’s promise in Genesis, what would Ishmael become?

a)

The father of twelve princes and a great nation

b)

A priest in Salem

c)

A king of Egypt

d)

The builder of Babel

16.

Which relative of Abraham traveled with him from Haran but later settled in Sodom?

a)

Lot

b)

Terah

c)

Nahor

d)

Laban

17.

Who stopped Abraham from sacrificing Isaac?

a)

The Angel of the Lord

b)

Melchizedek

c)

Sarah

d)

Lot

18.

What animal did God provide in place of Isaac for the sacrifice?

a)

A ram

b)

A goat

c)

A dove

d)

An ox

19.

In which book of the Old Testament do we primarily read about Abraham’s life?

a)

Genesis

b)

Exodus

c)

Leviticus

d)

Numbers

20.

At what age did Abraham die?

a)

175 years old

b)

150 years old

c)

165 years old

d)

180 years old

21.

What was Sarah’s original name before God changed it?

a)

Sarai

b)

Naomi

c)

Ruth

d)

Tamar

22.

Who was Sarah married to?

a)

Abraham

b)

Isaac

c)

Jacob

d)

Joseph

23.

From which city did Sarah and Abraham originally come?

a)

Ur of the Chaldeans

b)

Bethlehem

c)

Jerusalem

d)

Shiloh

24.

Who was Sarah’s maidservant that she gave to Abraham?

a)

Hagar

b)

Zipporah

c)

Basemath

d)

Keturah

25.

What was the name of the son Sarah bore to Abraham?

a)

Isaac

b)

Ishmael

c)

Esau

d)

Joseph

26.

At about what age did Sarah give birth to Isaac?

a)

Around 90 years old

b)

Around 70 years old

c)

Around 100 years old

d)

Around 60 years old

27.

Why did Sarah laugh when she heard she would have a child?

a)

Because she was old and past childbearing age

b)

Because she didn’t want children

c)

Because Abraham told a joke

d)

Because she thought visitors were mistaken

28.

What did Sarah do to Hagar after Hagar conceived?

a)

She mistreated her, causing Hagar to flee

b)

She honored her with gifts

c)

She adopted Hagar’s child

d)

She sent Hagar to Egypt immediately

29.

How did Sarah respond when God asked why she laughed?

a)

She denied it, saying “I did not laugh.”

b)

She apologized and admitted laughing

c)

She remained silent

d)

She laughed again

30.

Who disguised Sarah as his sister in Egypt?

a)

Abraham

b)

Isaac

c)

Jacob

d)

Lot

31.

Which king took Sarah into his household before God intervened?

a)

Abimelek, king of Gerar

b)

Pharaoh, king of Egypt

c)

King Saul

d)

Nebuchadnezzar

32.

What did Sarah say when she asked Abraham to send Hagar and Ishmael away?

a)

“Get rid of that slave woman and her son.”

b)

“Let them stay with us.”

c)

“Send them gifts and a blessing.”

d)

“Ask Hagar to work in the fields.”

33.

Where was Sarah buried after she died?

a)

The cave of Machpelah near Mamre (Hebron)

b)

A tomb in Jerusalem

c)

A field in Beersheba

d)

A cave in Bethel

34.

Who bought the field and cave where Sarah was buried?

a)

Abraham purchased them from Ephron the Hittite

b)

Abimelek bought them

c)

Pharaoh gifted them

d)

Lot traded for them

35.

How old was Sarah when she died?

a)

127 years old

b)

120 years old

c)

115 years old

d)

130 years old

36.

Which New Testament book highlights Sarah’s faith in God’s promise?

a)

Hebrews

b)

Romans

c)

Acts

d)

James

37.

Sarah is described as being very beautiful—even in her old age. Which Pharaoh noticed her beauty?

a)

An unnamed Pharaoh of Egypt

b)

Pharaoh Ramesses II

c)

Pharaoh Tutankhamun

d)

Pharaoh Akhenaten

38.

Which chapter in Genesis tells of Sarah’s death?

a)

Genesis 23

b)

Genesis 12

c)

Genesis 18

d)

Genesis 25

39.

In the covenant promise, Sarah was specifically told she would become what to nations and kings?

a)

Mother of nations; kings of peoples will come from her

b)

Leader of armies; queens will follow her

c)

Builder of cities; rulers will serve her

d)

Teacher of prophets; priests will bless her

40.

How does the New Testament contrast Sarah with Hagar in Paul’s allegory?

a)

Sarah represents the free woman and promise; Hagar represents the slave woman and law

b)

Sarah represents the law; Hagar represents the promise

c)

Sarah represents Egypt; Hagar represents Canaan

d)

Sarah represents kings; Hagar represents prophets

41.

According to Galatians 6:9, what should we not get tired of doing?

a)

Doing good

b)

Complaining

c)

Resting

d)

Gathering wealth

42.

Based on Proverbs 22:6, what will happen if you train a child in the way they should go?

a)

When they are old, they will not turn from it

b)

They will grow rich quickly

c)

They will become famous warriors

d)

They will always obey immediately

43.

In Ephesians 6:4, what are parents instructed to bring their children up in?

a)

Worldly success and achievement

b)

The training and instruction of the Lord

c)

Strict household rules only

d)

Academic excellence above all

44.

According to 1 Peter 5:5, how does God treat the proud and the humble?

a)

He rewards both equally

b)

He overlooks pride but dislikes humility

c)

He opposes the proud and gives grace to the humble

d)

He ignores both attitudes

45.

What does Galatians 6:2 say we should do for one another to fulfill the law of Christ?

a)

Carry each other's burdens

b)

Debate each other's ideas

c)

Avoid each other's problems

d)

Celebrate each other's victories only

46.

According to 1 Peter 4:8, why is it important to love each other deeply?

a)

It makes friendships popular

b)

Love covers over a multitude of sins

c)

It wins arguments easily

d)

It guarantees wealth

47.

What does Colossians 3:13 instruct us to do when someone has a grievance against another?

a)

Hold a grudge

b)

Ignore the issue

c)

Bear with each other and forgive one another

d)

Spread the story to others

48.

Based on Galatians 6:10, when should we do good to all people?

a)

Only on holidays

b)

As we have the opportunity

c)

When asked by leaders

d)

Only after being repaid

49.

According to 2 Timothy 3:2, being "disobedient to parents" is a sign of what kind of times?

a)

Peaceful times of prosperity

b)

Dangerous or perilous times in the last days

c)

Ordinary family life

d)

Early childhood years

50.

What does Proverbs 29:17 say a disciplined child will bring to his parent?

a)

Extra chores

b)

Public praise

c)

Peace and delight

d)

Fear

51.

According to Proverbs 10:17, the one who listens to correction is on what path?

a)

The path of life

b)

The path of confusion

c)

The path of riches

d)

The path of popularity

52.

In 1 Timothy 4:7-8, what are we told to train ourselves in?

a)

Athletics only

b)

Academic skills

c)

Being godly

d)

Public speaking

53.

According to Ephesians 2:10, for what were we created in Christ Jesus?

a)

To avoid responsibility

b)

For good works prepared by God

c)

To seek fame

d)

For personal comfort only

54.

What does 1 John 1:9 promise if we confess our sins?

a)

We will be ignored

b)

We will be punished immediately

c)

God is faithful and just to forgive and purify us

d)

We must pay for our own wrongs

55.

What does 1 Peter 4:9 tell us to do without grumbling?

a)

Give speeches

b)

Offer hospitality to one another

c)

Do chores at home

d)

Sing hymns

56.

According to Hebrews 13:6, what can we say with confidence?

a)

"I can handle everything alone"

b)

"The Lord is my helper"

c)

"I fear the future"

d)

"No one will help me"

57.

Based on Luke 17:3, what must you do if your brother or sister sins, you rebuke them, and they repent?

a)

Ignore them

b)

Keep reminding them of the mistake

c)

Forgive them

d)

Tell others about it

58.

According to Proverbs 23:13, what should a parent not withhold from a child?

a)

Praise

b)

Discipline

c)

Food

d)

Playtime

59.

In Proverbs 20:7, who are described as blessed?

a)

Those with many friends

b)

The children of a righteous person who walks in integrity

c)

People who study the most

d)

Anyone who is wealthy

60.

According to James 4:17, if anyone knows the good they ought to do and doesn't do it, what is it for them?

a)

A minor mistake

b)

Bad manners

c)

Sin

d)

An accident

61.

What does 2 Timothy 3:17 say Scripture helps prepare the person of God for?

a)

Fame and success

b)

Every good work

c)

Winning debates

d)

Traveling the world

62.

According to 1 Peter 4:10, what should we do with any gift we have received?

a)

Hide it from others

b)

Use it to serve one another

c)

Use it only for ourselves

d)

Save it for later

63.

In Romans 4:7, who is described as blessed?

a)

Those who never make mistakes

b)

Those whose transgressions are forgiven and whose sins are covered

c)

Those who are famous

d)

Those who study the most

64.

What does Jeremiah 5:25 say our sins have done?

a)

They have made us smarter

b)

They have withheld good things from us

c)

They have brought endless celebrations

d)

They have earned us rewards

65.

According to Romans 2:4, God's kindness is intended to lead us to what?

a)

Popularity

b)

Repentance

c)

Riches

d)

Comfort

66.

In Hebrews 12:1, what are we told to throw off?

a)

All responsibilities

b)

The sin that so easily entangles

c)

Our friendships

d)

Our hopes

67.

Based on 2 Chronicles 7:14, what will God do if His people humble themselves and pray?

a)

He will ignore them

b)

He will forgive their sin

c)

He will punish them immediately

d)

He will delay forever

68.

What happens to a person who is cleansed, according to 2 Timothy 2:21?

a)

They lose their purpose

b)

They become an instrument for special purposes, prepared to do any good work

c)

They must stop serving others

d)

They become famous

69.

What does Isaiah 41:10 promise that God will do for us?

a)

He will make us rich

b)

He will strengthen and help us

c)

He will remove all challenges

d)

He will keep us from learning

70.

According to Hebrews 10:26, what is left if we deliberately keep on sinning?

a)

A small punishment only

b)

More gifts and blessings

c)

No sacrifice for sins is left

d)

Immediate success